剛在國家地理頻道節目表發現一個有關二戰的一段故事,描述挪威反抗鬥士,如何以當地人士,在二戰期間如何在艱難的地理環境及納粹重重守護下,摧毀製造原子彈的重要元素”重水”的供給….
對這段歷史不是很了解(也還沒看這節目),先提供給有興趣的朋友,也希望其他專家看過後能提供些其他資訊.

播出時間: 8/27 0330-0400,0830-0900

以下為原網站(ngc-asia)節目說明內文

"Skiis Against the Bomb

National Geographic's Skis Against The Bomb is a remarkable story of sabotage, endurance, and intrigue surrounding a few Norwegian resistance fighters' attempts to prevent the Germans from developing an atomic bomb. With over 400,000 German troops in Norway by 1940, German scientists had the potential to an atomic bomb using the heavy water supply generated from the Norsk hydroelectric plant nestled high above the small town of Rjukan in Norway. The plant, perched halfway up the side of a steep and narrow gorge was patrolled 24 hours a day by Nazi guards. The one entrance- a small suspension bridge- was impossible to use for access. The only other way in would mean climbing down into an incredibly steep gorge covered with snow and ice, crossing the river, and then climbing up the other side. Chosen because they had grown up in and around the town of Rjukan, the advance team would launch three incredible attacks in their efforts to destroy the Nazi's heavy water supply. The bravery and skill of the Norwegian resistance fighters helped prevent the Nazi's from developing the dreaded atomic bomb and perhaps forever changed the course of human events. "